Author: Redaction Courrier Laval
The events of recent years have prompted many people to re-evaluate their career aspirations and take a leap of faith into something new. Whether you’re looking to join the workforce or launch into a second career, these industries are in-demand and hiring. Web development and IT Most companies have an online presence, and to stay competitive, website creation and updates are always needed. Choose between full-time employment with a small- to large-sized business or embrace your entrepreneurial spirit and start your own company; there are plenty of career opportunities for web developers and those with experience in information technology. Health…
Whether it’s exploring a new destination, sightseeing with friends or taking a family vacation, many Canadians are eager to travel again this year. However, as much fun as travel can be, careful planning can go a long way towards helping your trip be successful. Here are some tips presented by TD Insurance that could help you prepare for your upcoming travels. Well ahead of your trip, make sure you have all required documentation including your passport and booking confirmations. Remember to check your passport’s expiry date and any visa or entry requirements specific to your destination. If you are travelling…
Whether you’re a parent, a babysitter or hosting friends with children, it’s important to protect youngsters from poisonings. There are a surprising number of potential poisons found throughout the home. Laundry lessons Laundry detergent packets are small and often brightly coloured. Children and adults with cognitive impairment can mistake them for food or toys. Laundry detergent packets should be stored out of sight and out of reach, such as in a secured cupboard or on a high shelf, in the manufacturer’s child-resistant container. Cleaning supplies The products you use to clean your house can contain toxic ingredients. They can create…
It is estimated that nearly four million Canadians suffer from kidney disease, and the number of people diagnosed annually continues to rise. In the past ten years the number of people living with end-stage kidney disease, which has no cure, has grown more than 30 per cent. “Many people think that kidney disease only happens to people with high-risk factors, like diabetes and high blood pressure. What they may not realize is that the disease can impact anyone, including children and teens who seem otherwise perfectly healthy and fit, making education a key to early treatment and prevention,” says Susan…
The 2022-2023 season of the Laval Senators’ M11 AA team will be etched in memory for years to come. Despite losing all their exhibition matches and two out of their initial three season games, the team’s lack of bonding time may have contributed to the rough start. However, what followed was exceptional and resembled something out of a dream. Their first triumph came in December 2022 when they became the Monteuil Tournament Champions. This win was a turning point for the team, and it gave them the confidence they needed to push forward. But it was the LHLL League Winners…
Many international students return home to visit friends and family or explore other parts of the world once the school year is complete. When planning their trip or returning for the next school term, there are a few important things to remember for a better experience. Travel documents If you’re studying in Canada, you’re allowed to travel outside the country, but you need to make sure you have a valid study permit or approval for one or a permit extension. You also need to have a few things in order, like a valid passport or travel document, your attending a…
Revenu Québec announces that Waseem Shahzad, a resident of Laval, has been found guilty of an offence related to contraband tobacco. He was ordered by the Court of Quebec to pay a fine of $499,385. His driver’s license was also suspended for three months. The 42-year-old man pleaded guilty to the charge against him on November 17th at the Laval courthouse. Waseem Shahzad was accused of possession of tobacco intended for sale, the packet of which was not identified per Article 13.1 of the Tobacco Tax Law. This conviction stems from an investigation by the Service de poilice de Laval…
Hydro-Québec will carry out thermographic inspections of some of its power transmission lines during the week of February 13th . “The goal is to identify and replace certain transmission line components that, over time, are more likely to cause service interruptions due to failure,” reads the statement issued by the State-owned enterprise. These operations will involve the presence of a helicopter. It could be seen in the sky above Île Jésus for two to three days depending on weather conditions.